During the 15 days of Chinese New Year, married Chinese couples and the elders will gift red packets called 'ang pow' filled with cash to children and unmarried friends and family members as a symbol of good luck and prosperity, and traditionally to ward off evil spirits. This traditional custom is believed to date back...
During the 15 days of Chinese New Year, married Chinese couples and the elders will gift red packets called 'ang pow' filled with cash to children and unmarried friends and family members as a symbol of good luck and prosperity, and traditionally to ward off evil spirits. This traditional custom is believed to date back...
There are some very cool, beautiful mom’s in Asia who exude style and elegance with ease while dealing with family life. KL’s most favorite mom’s show us how it’s done.
Moms often don’t get the recognition they deserve for all that they do. So to celebrate moms in KL, we at Little Steps have spoken to just some of the extraordinary moms out there and asked them to share their favorite places to hang out with their families with you. They are supermodels, entrepreneurs, authors and...
As with all parents, those in Kuala Lumpur need support too. Questions, queries, and concerns can all be addressed on different pages and forums in Kuala Lumpur ranging from Facebook groups to Instagram too. We’ve found some of the friendliest, most inviting and helpful resources in Kuala Lumpur to support and inspire you. Whether you are...
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